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Temp Mail - Disposable email + private forwarding to your real inbox

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Temp Mail is back with a big update. Get a free disposable email in one click (no sign-up) for trials, downloads and newsletters. What's new: • Forwarding aliases (Android): hand out a private address, mail lands in your real inbox in seconds, the sender never sees it • Verification codes copied in a tap • Pick your own username and domain, reuse the inbox later • 29 languages, incl. right-to-left Arabic and Urdu • Ad-free website

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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I built Temp Mail because I was tired of handing out my real email for every signup, free trial, and one-time OTP — and then drowning in spam and marketing for months afterward. Temp Mail gives you a free disposable inbox in seconds: no signup, no password, no personal data. What makes it different from basic 10-minute mail is that you can create custom, reusable addresses you actually control and come back to anytime, and manage up to 5 inboxes at once. You get OTP/verification codes in real time with push notifications, can read attachments in-app, and server mail auto-deletes for privacy. It's available on both web (temp-mail.lol) and Android, in 18 languages. Would love your feedback on what to build next. Happy to answer any questions!

my main inbox is a graveyard of newsletters I signed up for once to read a single article. Keeps happening. Handing over a throwaway address and keeping my real one clean is my kind of thing, shihab, and the forwarding alias is a smart touch.

Hunter

 Thanks a lot. This is the exact problem I wanted to resolve with my platform.
And the good thing is, unlike other platform, who gives you one time address, here you can reuse the same address whenever needed.

the forwarding aliases feature is the thing that actually makes this different from the 10-minute-mail clones, since those die the moment you need the account long-term for something like a warranty or a subscription you plan to keep. on the "server mail auto-deletes" part, does that apply to the forwarding aliases too, or only to the disposable inboxes? asking because an alias that's meant to be long-lived has a different threat model than a throwaway one

Hunter

 The forward emails, we don't keep them in our intermediate server. It puts the incoming mail to queue and remove from Server's Filesystem. We only keep the mapping of the real address with the Alias you created and verified. Without consent we never start forwarding as well.

 that's a clean split, thanks. so the long-lived alias is really just a routing rule, there's no inbox sitting behind it accumulating mail either way. that actually removes the thing I was worried about, I was picturing the alias as a mini mailbox that still holds a history somewhere